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There are delays on the Piccadilly at this early hour — piccadilly line: tuesday 25, wednesday 26 and thursday 27 august, no service between cockfosters and uxbridge.

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Tuesday 25, Wednesday 26 and Thursday 27 August, no service between Cockfosters and Uxbridge. Trains will continue to operate between Acton Town and Heathrow. Use METROPOLITAN LINE services between Rayners Lane and Uxbridge and DISTRICT LINE trains between South Kensington and Ealing Common. Replacement buses operate.

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Area & Local Context

North Ealing/Ealing Dean

Affluent, quiet, and residential—Victorian and Edwardian family homes with a genuine village feel; leafy and largely insulated from bustle.

Nearby Highlights

Ealing Dean (conservation area with grand Victorian villas)

St Mary's Church, Ealing Dean

Lammas Park (small, charming local park with ducks and walks)

Castlebar Park (bigger green space used by locals for football and runs)

Ealing Common (further south—vast Victorian common with woodland)

Local Tips

This area is genuinely quiet—that's the whole appeal. If you want local pubs, head towards Ealing Common or back towards the Broadway; North Ealing itself is residential only.

The Piccadilly Line gets rammed here during peak hours because everyone's commuting out; off-peak times give you actual seats to Central.

Best Exits

North Ealing Avenue exit towards Castlebar Park

South towards Ealing Common and Ealing Broadway commercial areas

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